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After which will be performed (tenth time) a new Comic Pantomime, called • HARLEWJJN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. - Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun..; - Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Sir Timothy Chalkstone, Mr. T. BLANCHARD ; Sir Marmaduke Rupee, - Mr. RI DG WAY ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS ; Fairy of theyell, Miss M. 13R Is - row - Tairies, Misses E. H. and S. ADAMS, with Dancing. 13oxes 75. Second Pricejs. 6d. 3s. 6d. Second Pace 2s. Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Ilalf,pat Five, and the Play. begin - at Half past Six. To-morrow, The Provoked Husband ; or, A tourney to London. On Monday, King Richard the Third. A new Muskat P lay, in.. Three Aka% is in rehearsal, and Will be produced as soon as po'ssible. LYCEUM. THEATRE. Under the Special License of the LORD CHAMBER LAI N, Granted for the present Seasofl to the joint application of ' 'ail Parties principally interested. P rHEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM- . PAN)! of the late -DRURY-LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT EVENING,. January s, Perform the Comic Opera of •• 'THE HAUNTED TOWER. ,Baron of Oakland; Mr.- DOWTDN - -Baron de Courcy, Mr.. 110 L LAN D ; Lord William, Mr. PHI LIP PS ; Lewis,' _Mr. SMITH ;_ - Robert, Mi.' SMI'T'H; ' Lady Elinor de Courcy, Mrs. BISHOP; Adel; Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Cicely, Miss KELLY. kn the course of the Opera, the • tivourite Song of " The Sprightly CaStanets," by Mrs:Mouritain, accompanied on - the Castanets by nerself. After (tenth time) the celebrated Pantomimic Fairy • - Tait, .caliect • • -, CINDERELLA Or, THE LITTLE G LASS . SLIPPER. mMteoaTAta. .• Cupid, 11,,sTei . LAI I RENT ; • ' Hynien,. Mailer WEST; Venus, Mts. EWS Nymph, Mrs. BLAND,- . moaTALA, . • • • The Prince, Mr. ROBERT • Pedro; • Mir. LAURENT . ,• V The 'Sisters, SCOTT and Mts. CHATTERIA Cinderella,Ss K L LLY. , • Boxes 6s. Second. Price 35.—,Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.--• Gallery 2s. Second Price is. -Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. • - The Doors to be opened'at past Five, and the Per formance to begin al Half past Six, To-morrow, The Child of Nature Nvith liontst Thieves: - On Monday, the Tragedy alt Adeigitha. the er- • 250 • ALBION VIRE and LIFE. INSURANCE COIVIYAN)r..) • , Nzti ii,InGE•STitEkT, ACKIrkiARS .; • Empowered by A6t of Parlaglent, , • PatINSURA - NCE from fl RE, and on LIVES ; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANN U ths.. INSURANCS falling due at Christmas. should JI, be renewed within fittcen Days from. that period. Abatement's are Made, according to the Plan t which origi_ nated with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Insu rances out of London. A large Advarntage is allowed on Life insurance ; facility is afforded by which the ine. terest and convenience of the Public may be promoted. WARNER: PHI Secretary. *.),.! The Company.'s Office for the West-end of London is . at 'No- 97,'01.1 the West Side of Newßond-streett near OX ford-street. • CATTLE LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, . Skiuner-street, West Smithfield, London. kir`HE DIRECTORS of the COMPANY beg . .1. leave to-inform the Owners and Breeders of Cattle in the foLowpig Counties, viz. Middlesex, -lerts,. Surrey, Sussex, - Kent, Hants, Wilts, Devon, Lincoln, York, North. umberland, Chester, Lancaster, Oxford, Buckingham, Mon mouth, Edinburgh, Lanerk, Ayr, Renfrew, Haddington* Linlithgow, Dumbarton, Stirling, Fife, Kinross, Perth * Berwick, Roiburgli, l'eebies, Selkirk,DumfrieS, , and Angus, that tire following Gentlemen have undertak4n the Adnuni. stratitin of the Affai rs of the Company, viz. ~ANT. HARMAN, and -THOM AS TAI I', Esquires, and Bankers, :for the Croidon, Ryegate, yiesterham, and Dorking Distriet.S. LAMES TERRELL, Esq. Solicitor, for the Exeter and Thorverton l)istricts. RICH. BELLWOOD," Esq. Solicitor, for the Louth District. • Messrs. R; NEWCOMB and SON, for the Stamford Dis tritt. Mr. JOSHUA ENGLISH, for the Leeds Distria. N. CLA It K.E , Esq. Solicitor, for the Cisbrough in Cleve land District. Messrs. E. and F. Humble, for the Newcastle on Type Distria. Messrs JOHN YOUNG and Co. for the Edinburgh Dis t rid. • Jr. ARCH. BUCHANAN, tor the Glasgow Distria. Mr. lOHN HALLIDAY, for tile Sanquistrld. Messrs. ;AMES SCOTT, jun and Co. tor C har D the Dundee Distrid. Mr. WM. JACKSON, for the Staines Dist‘ria. WM. HO R.WOOD, Esq. Solicitor, for the -Ringwoer, Distrid. • GEt). STRODE, Esq. for the Warminster Distri6Or ALEX. PARK, Esq. Solicitor and Banker, for the el kirk Distrad. IAS. LE.ADBETTER, Esq. Solicitor, for the Kelso District • ED-MUNI) PETTY, Esq. Banker, for the Ulverston District • GEO: WM. SYMS, E,,q. for the Oxford Distria. jOSA. C RAG G, Esq..fort he Toft and Knutsford Dis trid. Mr. JONES, the-younger, of Risca, for the Newport and Risca Distrid, in Monmouthshire. 301-IN HAIGH, Esq. for the Manchester Distrid. Mr. DAVIS, Post- master, Hertford. ' • 'who are empowered to mdkelnsurances on the Lives of Cattle, • agreeably to proposals, cvhich will he delivered to the Public by ateolore'sid Gentlemen, at their respective Resldences, iu the PlaCes above-mentioned. , WILLIAM B O AYLIE, ffice-Clerk. Tanuary 1, 1810. 4" }IL:AWL - IFL/ L , WOMEN. friTE greMest Blemish to 'Beauty' is superfluous Hairs on the, Face, Neck, and Arms - HUBERT's ROSEATE POWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant article, .perfeeily innocent and pleasant . to.use, price 45. of two ink:vie Parcel, 75. Sold by the Vr9prietor, N 0.23, Russell-street. Covent-gar den ; Overton, No. 47, Bood.strect•; Dunnett, No. 3, Cheap side ; Pailtster, 'Margate ; Rufr, iieltenhatri ; ilarvvy, ; reiL,ory, Brighton ; Binsteed, ; Gould, Trewman, Exeter; Nlunday; ONdOrti ; Noswolthy, orwich ; Cattle, )? (irk ;' Hopkins, Hull S winney, Btr miihthant; Gales ) Sheti s keld ; PTC6Ser, -Bristol 44ersons. Livcrpool ; and by every Booksei Pedurner, and Vender antt, 1-telatiU, and SectlAnd. , • •. • . . , . . , • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, • BEING convinced from the-Al;ility, Knowledge, and Uprightness which Mr. Richard Twining has ip long course of years displayed in the many important Dis. cussions of the Company's Affairs which have taken place in your General Courts . , that his Talents and E xpertence would be an Acquisition to the Direaion for the vacant Seat in which he is now a Candidate, We, .from a sense of Duty, take the liberty earnestly to recommend him to your favour and support. We have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, 'Your roost obedient humble Servants, East India Honse, llet:. 27, tBo9, CAMPI3ELL MAIORIBANKS, ' T. THEOPHI,LUS METCALFE, , CHAS, MILLS, GEORGE MIL I.,ET'f o 'AMES PATTERSON, RICH. CHICHELY,PLOWDEN, ABRAHAM, ROBARTS, G. ABERCROMBIE 'ROBINSON, SWEENY TOONE, CHARLES GRANT, WM. AxTELL, RANCIS BARING, . 011 N BF:BB, }AMES DANIELL, W. FIT LLARTON ELPHINSTONE, fOliN HUDDLESTON, HUGH, ING,LIS, iOHN" INGLIS, IOHN lACKSON'. ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, 44, BROAD-STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE. A QUARTERLY GENERAL . COURT of the 1'.1.. GOVERNORS of this INSTITUTION will be held on Tuesday the 9th instant, at twao'clock precisely. By Order of phe Board, . • • R. DURHAM, Secretary. K.B. Vaccination continues to be performed, gratuitously, and-Matter sappliett to Subseribers and `others„every Tues day and Friday et On 6'clock.;. under the Management of Drs. Parson, NeLiun, and Sutton ; Thos. Keate, "Toy. Paine, Thompson Forster, and j. H eaviside; C. Car- Pue, Ddratt, Wm. Wadd, F. Rivers, E. Brande, and R. Ogle, and P. D'e Brityn i Esqrs. Visiting Apotheca ries: . The late authentic instance's of Failure after Vaccination, demomd from this Institution art explicit declafation 'or. the , results of experience on this point torten Solid years from its establishment ; during the course of the first five years the al leged :examples of . , Failure not being substantiated by just evidence, the Institution saw no facts to render question able :the unqualified 'assertion of the promulgator " that those who have undergone the Cow PocK,Ure for lite unsus- eeptible of the Small Pox." Each subsequent.year, how— 'ever, has,-furliished Ca-3es , of Failure on conelusive evidence, - progressively increasing in 'number. Not withstanding . these adverse eccurrenees, our experience justifies the opinion . that Vaccination is eminently beneficial to the community and the individuals, Ist. Because a very,large proportion of Vactrinated Persons have been -unsusceptible of the Small Pox, on trial of the most decisive tests. - • • ad. Because. a very small proportion of Cases excepted; the Small ,Pox subsequent to the CeW Puck, is a milder of feetion than the slightest Cases of Indculated Small Pox. 3d, Because the chance of death Is far less in such cases of Sinall l'ox, thatt,eVen in Inockulated Sinall Pox. 4111. Beeitusu-secUrity equal' to that 91, Small Pox may be ,given by the hairoless practice of a second Inoculation, as lung ago•recommencled by this institution. It is considered however, that the ell Eds of the. Vaccine Infection have hitherto beea but partially investigated, and the results of farther experience. and observation, of wititch records will continue to be preserved, will not fail to,be re ported, The Institution is supported by the Voluntary Subscrip tions of the Public, and by those of the Medical Establish ment, who have no pecuniary eritolument; 'Ten Guineas constitutes a Life Governor ; and one Guinea a yearly one. . Subscriptions are received by Mr. Durhao, 44 , Broad_ street ; of by Messrs. Noble apd Co's. Bankers, Pall Mall. No. 93, ROYAL EXCIIANG E. MESSRS. HAZARD, PLIRNE, and Ca. Stock- Brokers. London, respedfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES tor The present STATE LOTTERY, which is on the same new and improved Plan as the last, consisting of only 5000 Numbers, arc on Sale at their Office as above. The SCHEME contains 4 - - - Prizes of - £20,000 4• - - - of - - 5, 0 c0 It - - 1,000 And So - so. To be all drawn in ON E DAY,.viz r4th FEBRUARY, Ma Letters, post. aid , duly lii.vered, and Schemes gratis. Orders by Post, Coach, or Cartier, accorrfpanied with Re. mittance, punetually attended to. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co.' Joint I Contractors for tie late State Lottery, return theirmost gratful Acknowledgements to the l'ublic, for the high en courdgentent they gave to the New l' lair ter Drawing the Lot tery in One Day, and to assure them, that it has fully ansyer, ed the Expeaations of Government, by doing away the Evils attendant on Lotteries, that have been so much complained of. They beg leave to recommend the New St - ate Lottery. Whichis on the same Principle, and wit. be drawn in Ogre Day, t4th Feb. putt. . Only 5,000 Numbers.—Four M Tickets of each Number. SCHEE. 4 Pri - ZCS of . . ,C. 2.0,000 4 Prizes of . . . k 5,000 12 • 23 . . o . ... _ s oo_ 4 4_ . . . . . • . .50 &c. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at the old OfficeS. Corner of Bank Buildings, ,ind facing the King's -MeTs. Ctiaring..cross, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. QVTIFT and -Co. Joint Contra tors for the last'l kJ Lottery, beg leave respe6tfully to return their thanks to the Public, for the unexampled patronage they experienced in the. Sale of that Lottery ; and at the same. time to state that the present Scheme is exaaly on the same improve& principle, viz, it contains only 5,000 Numbers ;Four Tickets of cacti Number), with TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS in Prizes, including FORTY CAPITALS, ' among which are, Mu R of zo,oool. each ! ! !• The Whole to be drawn on ST. VALENTINE's DAY, February t4th, tBto. • The following CAPIT. L PRIZES have been Shared and Sold in the late Lotteries, by SWI FT and Co.--Five of them were in the Last Lottery. 8.,534 - - - ,20,000 4, 0 99 - - - £5,0 00 6,791 - - - 20,000 12,035 . - - 5.000 1 1 1,070 -- ' - ~#0,303 753 -- , 2000 i 184 • - - ' 13,000 15,94 - . . 2,003 7,157 - - . '10,033 10,231 . - -,• 1,003 • 226 . . - . 10,030 11 .3 8 7 -- • - 4 OOO 4000 Also NOS. 548, 2,697, and 4,8 . 55, . Prizes of sool . each. Tic.:l. - et anzl snares are selling in great variety at their-Of fices, in LLindon, viz. No. i 1, Poultry, . . No. tz, Charing-Cross, No. 3 t,-Aldgate High-street , Persons in the Country may be supplied on the same terms as it present, by sending their •Ordars, with Remittances, to either ofthe above Offiees. , - '-- CHELSEA HOSPITAL, . 3d fanuary, . . rr HESE are, byor4er of the night Honourable J. the Lords and others, Cornipissioners for managing tfie Affairs ° of _theßoyal Hospital at Chelsea; to give Notice; That all Our-Pensioners belonging, to the .said Hospital,,residing in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear personally and.regiMentally, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on tne respeaive days, and in their dilferent classes, according to their several rates of , Pension, .as under. mentioned, when' attendance will .be given from nine o'clock in the morning. .until three in the afternoon, for the payment of Half a Year's Pension in advance to Midsummer next, with the augmentation in proportion to their dis.ibility and length of service, a:cording to his Majesty , s late regulat►ons in thtfr favour. On MONDAY, January the btli. - • The Pensioners at 6d. per, nay„ front the different Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, With all the Regi.. ments or Corps of I nfantry. TU ESDAY, 'the gth. Those at gd. per day - , from the .several Regiments of Cavalry, Foot• Guards, the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the 69th inclusive. Ott \kr E DNSDAY, - the loth. Those at I. pot day, from the loth Regiment of Foot, with the ',remain:llg . Regiments or Corp, as also the sioners at Is. pe'r day, front all the Regttnents of Cavalry, with the three Regiments of Foot Guards. - , On THURSDAY, time Itth Those at is. per day, .frOm the Ist Regiment of Fooc, with all the reimiwing Regiments or Corps. On FAIDAY. the 12th. Notice, Those Pensioners from inly Regiment or Corps at Is °bd. Is i id. is. JO.. and rs. ad, per.day. On SATUR DAY,' the 13th. Those at ts.- z t. and ts. id. per day. Oil MON D4Y, the Oh. ..h r • • ow at IS. lid. per day, with thoe of the, diFerent rates tiparzts to 2S. per day inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 16th. thoie at as. 014.. per day, and upwards ; those from the Militia at sd. per day, with th.: private Gentlemen who rt ceive Annuities from the late Ist and ad Troops or Horse guards. • . And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospi tal, who live at a greater djstance than twenty-five miles ' from - London, and those in Scotland and, I reload, are hereby required and commanded, after the zsth of June next, and after every succeeding a; th of December and 35th of lune, until further orders', to apply to one of his Majesty's justices of the Peace in the neighbourhood where they residedeand make the following affdavit, which the said Magistrate for the County, City, or Borough, or Ridifig e before wlium the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. " ' came before me, one of his Majesty's justices "of the Peace tor the County of • . , and made oath, " - that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Hos " pital, on the • - - - day of - 17 . (or - IS .- ,) " front the Regiment of , commanded by . 4 6 -. , was tnen aged about - ' years, served in the ‘• army years, was discharged for . , , and that " he is no otherwise provided for by the Public but as a • " Pensioner of the said Hospital, at now lives lives in the Parish of . - • .per day, and " , lathe Conn ' ty of " Sworn before me, i• of , - 18 to." The affidavit, drawn aces:drding - to the above form, sworn be i fore, dated,and attested by a Magistrate; is to be putsip in a i cover, and sent by-the General Post, directed thus :—" To ".the Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of Ills Ma " jesty's Land- Forces,' London," marking on. - the cover,- " Chelsea-Pensioner's Affidavit ;" and counterparts, or du, plicates of the said - atiidaVils, ate to be reserved by the Out- Pensioners respectively; to be exhibited to such persons as shall be directed to pay them, that they 'may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensions sic thereat persons en titled to receive the same. , Anti to the cad that the CommisSioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that he Pensioners are the same Persons. Who have passed their • examination, it is hereby further directed that such of them who have - served in and have been discharged from any of the Regiments, or „Independent Companies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran IZat talions, sue not to mention in their affidavits such Regi e meat or Company of-Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, in which they served last, but-the Regiment:croup, or Corps of the army, front which they were first discharged - and re commended, and received at ChelSea Hospital. The Pensioners are particularly to take- notice, that the half-yearly payments afterChristinas, are regulated, as to the place of payment, .by the musters at Chelsea, or the affi davits sent as - atiove, after - the Midsummer preceding, and that the Midsummer payment is in like manner regulated by the musters or affidavits after 'the Chrismas preceding. I t is :rtso ordered and direicd, that no Person who shall change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or spe- • eified in. his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his Pension(excepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such place of abode), shall receive the same, unless it appears, by the certificate of respeetable persons, that such removal was through unavokiable necessity, which he - or they could. not foresee or prevent ; ;and that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently e attempt to receive a double payment of the Pension either at Clielseae or aedifferent places, he shall be ) this struck off the lists.. - . Lastly:: it is notified, that none will be entered upon the *pay.listsbf the said Hospital, or be..entitled to receive any . benefit tneiefrom, who shall ,nor act agreeably 'to these I - orders and direttions ;,' particularly in sending their half.' .yearly affidavits to the• Paymaster-General, as above qirected,. and to no. other Office.; which several . of.the Pen. stoners have of late either neglected to do , , or sent them irregularly so other Departments. C. At Secietary and Registrar. BAILEY'S COUNTRY BANKERS. This Day was publish.cd, price zs. sewed, _ A CORRECT ALPHABETICAL LIST of all the COUNTRY BANKERS residing in England, Scotland, and Wales, with the names of the Bankers of Lon don on whom they draw. To which are added, separate Lists of the Bankers - of Lon. • thin and Dublin ; Isth Edition By• T. VALLEY. Sold by Boosey, Broad-street; City ; Richardsans, Cornhill ; SherwoOd and Co. raternoster , rol,v. Where may ba had, Fortune's Epitome ofthe Stocks, s. '6d. • .History of the Bank, 2s. 6d. Burn's Laws relative to Stock -jobbing, 2s. 6d. This Day was published, In Three Vols. =to. 3d Edition, price 16s: 6d. boards, F t ITERS addressed to a YOUNG MAN, on . ..L.4 his FIRST EN TRAN C E into LIFE, and adapted to the peculiar circumstances attic present times. By Mrs, WES 1". Printed for 'Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternot• ter-row. ‘• We cannot - withhold that tribyte of praise which a work of such superlative- nterit demands from ever} one who is interested tor the welfare of the rising generation." Guardian ot Lducation, May, iSca: As above may be had, by the same Author, j. Letters addressed to a Young Lady. 3 vols. 11. Is. We do not venture, without mature deliberation, to as. sett,' that not merely as critics, hut as parents, husbands, and brothers, we can reconuneud to the Ladies of Britain, " The Letters of Mrs.' West."—Critical Review, April, 'Sob. , , 2, Poems and Plays. In 4 vols. tzmo. price tl. 3s. bds. 3. The Mother, a Poem, in five books. 75, boards. ,4. The Advantages of Education. In 3 vols, 7s. S. Gossip's Story and Legendary Tale. In z vols. 75. 0.. A Talent the Tiaargs. In 3 vols. z3s. 6d. beards. NAVY-OFFICE, . . Dec. 2,8, IS 9. T HE Principal OFFICERS and COMMIS ' SIOIcrERS of Ms 111,4,7Lsrr's NAVY do hereby give That an Wed:sesela" 16e zhth jannerry •stext at Otte o'Clock, they will heready to,neat with such..&rsoni array be .ts!iliiki to Contraa jur,supp6ing Ilis Majesty's Yari Purtsmoutb with ELM TIMBEfI.4. • 4 Form of the Tender . may 6e 4een at Ibis Office. No Tender will be received .aj ter One o'Clock, ck the day of Treaty, nor ally noticed, tettlest the Pa, ty, cr an di'gerl for hart', attends. Every Ttntirr mast be leconitanied I . y a Letter addiri.ted to thf Navy Board, and signed bp Two respnti'de Perr:ns, fng-rgibg to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Suds of sot. for the due performance of !he Contr. as?. 4ASI !NUM tJOUSE. Dec. 27, :go). HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED.. 4 8 - ,COMPAN Y. of .14E RCII4IN TS of ENGLAND Trading to the East- Indies, do hereby give .Notke, Mat a General Coto t of the said C4mtany loll! be held a: their ll;use in Leadenball-street, on Tuesd. ! ; the 16;1, !January, 18 La, from Nine o'cl o ck in the Morni4 until Six in the Evening, for the Election of a Director of .the said' Compacw, in the room o/ Sir Bensley, Bart. deceased. - 11 7 37 R ,Ss , . Secrttayy, CHILToN . AND 131(0W11 CA'NDOVER. THE MANORS, ESTATES, and ADVON'T. SON of CHILTON CANDOVER. ancl BROW: CANDO YE HANTS, :I , . , ertisel,for Sale in March or April, alto, are Disposed of by Privy it Coiitraa. • • -.. THOMAS DAVIS, Stdw•ard • Horningsbain„ Dec. 3-, BIRMINGHAM. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, l► TO BE SOLD BY Aul - TioN, By Mr. WISE, front BAtil, At Warren's Au6lion Room, No. 6, Hign-strcet, on Wei. nesday next,'lanuary, to, t,t1 , 1 - five'foictwing clay a, Su nday excepted, at t t o'Clock precisely, //~ Most Splendid COLLFicTION. of. BOOKS, - most of which are elegantly Fsound ; amoug other VA WAY& Publica? i‘jus Camden's lititatoiar, - 4 vota. folic ; Ilogarth's Works complew, file inturessions; • Lavater's rhy,iognotriy, 5 vol. 4to. a Sobscribesq Copy ; G ruse's Au. tiquities ; a Complete Set of the l'nfliamentary leg vols. ; Sir IV. tones's ...nd.Lord Orbrd's Works, 4to, : New Annual Register 29 vols.; Heath's - Splendid .Edit,on of Shakespeare, 6 vols 4to. Catalogues to be had at the place of Sale TO SCHOOLMASTERS. This ../ity -was published, Very neatly and .accurately prickled, price 2s. 6d. bound, . 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